日本至7月3日当周买进外国股票 8245亿日元，前值由1477亿日元修正为1478亿日元。

US President Trump said of Netanyahu he knows nothing about his political situation and isn’t sure, but believes Netanyahu should be very popular.

WSJ reporter Nick Timiraos says the Fed’s June minutes show officials differ mainly on the inflation and economic outlook rather than on whether to tighten or ease policy. Officials outlined two scenarios: if inflation stays elevated, most favor maintaining higher rates or further tightening; if inflation quickly returns to 2%, most would be comfortable holding current rates and could consider cuts. Timiraos highlights the phrase “quickly returns to 2%” as key, preserving Fed flexibility. The minutes underscore that the Fed’s next moves will depend on incoming data—especially inflation—and that policy timing remains uncertain despite prior market bets on cuts.